Tested: Arc’teryx Fission Mitt
I arrived in Whitehorse with only the clothes I was wearing, thanks to an airline’s inability to synchronise passenger and luggage. I would need to buy more than underwear and a toothbrush…Read More →
Happiest in the snow, Carlton is an ex-police officer and prison governor who has migrated to the world of adventure travel via motoring journalism. Carlton drives boats and pickups with more enthusiasm than skill, and is currently working on his first novel in addition to his prison memoirs.
I arrived in Whitehorse with only the clothes I was wearing, thanks to an airline’s inability to synchronise passenger and luggage. I would need to buy more than underwear and a toothbrush…Read More →
The word resort can be taken many ways, not all positive. For the Northern Lights Resort in Canada, it means the finest family place. Read More →
The convoluted nomenclature exists as Dawson isn’t a city anymore, but the rigged, gold-prospecting town offers so much beyond a tricky name.Read More →
A trip to Yukon in Canada was an ideal opportunity to test the Arc’teryx LEAF Cold WX SV on its own territory. The SV stands for severe…Read More →
It took almost ten years for a mainstream manufacturer to collaborate Arctic Trucks, but Isuzu called and the result was the D-Max AT35.Read More →
The Suzuki Jimny might well be the most eagerly anticipated new car of 2019, says Carlton Boyce, but you’ll be lucky to get one.Read More →
We tackle the Traversee du Champsaur in the French Alps with Arctic Trucks and the mighty Toyota Hilux AT37.Read More →